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Hi,<br />
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I have a MSI Graphics card with an Nvidia Chipset.<br />
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How do I disable the Nvidi Control Panel from starting? There is nothing that states control panel.<br />
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I have a Spyder and I believe that my color profiles are being overwritten. &quot;nvcpl.dll&quot; or &quot;nwiz.exe&quot; are not to be found in this area.<br />
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For nVidia-Cards it's a program called either &quot;nvcpl.dll&quot; or &quot;nwiz.exe&quot;.<br />
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All these programs will be started via the registry, so you'll need a startupmanager to disable it, or you can use the windows-tool &quot;msconfig&quot;.<br />
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Once you have disabled the control panel, confirm all changes, reboot the computer and run another FUL calibration.<br />
The color cast should now go away and the profile should load at boot time and stay loaded.</i>
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Hi,

I have a MSI Graphics card with an Nvidia Chipset.

How do I disable the Nvidi Control Panel from starting? There is nothing that states control panel.

I have a Spyder and I believe that my color profiles are being overwritten. "nvcpl.dll" or "nwiz.exe" are not to be found in this area.

For nVidia-Cards it's a program called either "nvcpl.dll" or "nwiz.exe".


All these programs will be started via the registry, so you'll need a startupmanager to disable it, or you can use the windows-tool "msconfig".

Once you have disabled the control panel, confirm all changes, reboot the computer and run another FUL calibration.
The color cast should now go away and the profile should load at boot time and stay loaded.

Disable NVidia Control Panel

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